We currently have seven Junior Research Fellows in the Newnham College Fellowship.
Our Fellowships offer an opportunity for outstanding early-career researchers to carry out independent research in a stimulating and supportive academic community and to meet established researchers across a range of disciplines.
For details of current and future Fellowship opportunities, please see our Research Fellowships page.
- Stephanie Adeyemo, Constance Work Research Fellow
Stephanie Adeyemo is an electrical engineer specialising in studying the properties of semiconductor nanomaterials using ultrafast spectroscopy for the development of optoelectronic devices.
Stephanie Adeyemo’s research page
- Dr Abbie Bradshaw, Amy Whiteley Research Fellow
Dr Abbie Bradshaw’s research is interested in the interactions between sensory (perception) and motor (production) processes for speech, at the behavioural and the brain level.
Dr Abbie Bradshaw’s research page
- Dr Laura Caponetto, Sarah Smithson Research Fellow
Dr Laura Caponetto is a philosopher specialising in philosophy of language, feminist philosophy, and social philosophy.Dr Laura Caponetto’s research page
- Dr Hannah Lucas, Newby Trust Fellow
Dr Hannah Lucas is a literary scholar specialising in contemplative writing, the philosophy of religion, and wellbeing in medieval English literature. Dr Hannah Lucas investigates the impact of contemplative practice on wellbeing. She is particularly interested in contemplation as an everyday, in-the-world practice, stretching beyond peak experiences like divine visions or revelations.Dr Hannah Lucas’ research page
- Dr Alice Merryweather, Henry Sidgwick Research Fellow
Dr Alice Merryweather’s current research continues to examine dynamic processes occurring in electrochemical systems. In particular, she focusses on understanding kinetic limitations and degradation mechanisms in operating battery electrode materials.
Dr Alice Merryweather’s research page
- Dr Liana Minkova, Kathleen Hughes Research Fellowship
Dr Liana Minkova’s postdoctoral research project explores the criminalization of environmental destruction in international law, focusing on the proposed new crime of ‘ecocide’. Her other research interests include the expressive power of international criminal justice, gender in international relations and international law, and theories of international organization.Dr Liana Minkova’s research page
- Ekaterina Mizrokhi, Associates’ Research Fellow
Ekaterina Mizrokhi is an urban and architectural humanities researcher specialising in post-socialist urban transformation.Ms Ekaterina Mizrokhi’s research page